Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-06-08
SAN FRANCISCO MARKET.
SAN FRANCISCO, June I'll

| for spot business. The late speculative deal
| temporarily inflated prices, but that furry is
about over AID general settlement is in progress
| 1t will take two or three days yet for matters
to become regulated, and then business is ex-
! pected for time to run alopg in ordinary and
legitimate fashion. Foo the present, holders
must govern their actions by Call Board sales.
CALL BOARD sALEs-MoRNING SESSION.
Buyer 1SS7-1O0 tons, So 05; 100, 81 0i1% 100,
| 81 OF; 200; 81 03; 100, s. %.
Seller 1SS7-S,5OO TONS 81 si3s; 1900, 81 sl14;
100, 81 S41s.
July-2O0 tons, 81 81.
Buyer August aud scptember-S0O tons, 81 ST
| p ctl.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
/ Buyer 1S77-20o tons, 81 80; 500, 81 95; 500,
Seller 500 tons, 81 81: I,ldO. 81 s37s;
1,SO0, 81 SS14; 800, 81 S3s; 200, 81 a;f4; 1,6go,
July-SoO tons, 81 ST; 100. 81 So.
August-30O tons, 81 s.; 100 81 o5i5.
| Buyer August and September-2,70O tons, 81 81
| Z ct
BARLEY-There is not much change in the
situation for feed. From 81 G7]s to 81 10 Z ctl is
| the range for current business. The demand is
light, and sales are slow and insignificant. Two
| small lots of new crop have arrived, the first
selling at 81 IS while the latter is on the market.
Brewing descriptions are bracing up as the sea-
| son advances. Greater inquiry prevails for a
choice article, which is scarce and held with
| frmness. Quick sales could be found for pro-
duet of this character ut 81 22I2 2 ctl but the
absence OF this class of offerings operates against
| trade. There is ample supply OF medium grades
that are to be had within the asking range of
| 81 I5o1 ~ e ctl. 1t is rumored that lot of
900 tons new crop Chevalier has been sold ahead
al 81 3d. for export, destination unknown.
CALL BOARD sALEs-MoRSING SESSION.
Buyer 1ss7-7O0 tons, 81 d. 1O0 81 2215; 100,
8 23z4' loo' 81 2s 300, 81 2219' $50 81 24 1oo'
Seller 1887, new crop-60O TONS 81 l0lI 900,
| 81 lG5S.
September-1o0 tons, 81 O6as Z ell
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Buyer ISL 800 tons, 81 DBL
Seller 1857, new crop-S00 tons, 81 100; 900,
| 81 10 p ell
OATS-The arrival to-day of !, 400 SKIS from
! Oregon and 5,4G1 SKIS from Washington Territory
is not expected to disturb the situation. Trade
! is rather slow at the moment, but receipts of
late have been light, and there is no heavy sur
plus. Surprise are scarce and firmly held Good
Oregon are in fair supply We quote as fol-
lows: No. Feed, 81 671491 7215; No 2, 81 6l19
al 90; Milling, 81 72I$dl 10; Surprise, 81 $50
l 90; Black, 81 50@1 30 = ctl.
HAG-New Wheat sold to-day at S1i z ton.
Morrow's circular reviews the situation as fol-
| lows strictly choice Wheat is scarce ana
quotable at Oh Seals; 10. l. Sl2 50 oils 50 fair,
| Sl1012; Wild Dat, S10G13 Tame Dat, $40 to ST..
| Compressed Dat Hay ranges all the way from
! Sl0@l3 according TO quality; compressed Wheat,
| Sl2(614 50. First cutting Alfalfa, new crop. is
coming i'll freely. The best of it brings IS 500
| s 70; fair article, s. SOFAS. Common with Cat
tail and Barley goes az Stack Hayat S66l7 Clover
| Hay Will likely be a snort crop this year and
unless Alfalfa comes in teo freely, it VIII bring
good prices Old Clover Is in good demand
| at S9@10. No new lots have SIS yet been mar
| keted."
| HOPS-There has been some Ii tie inquiry of
| late, but the demand is not brisk and the mar
| 6et does not show increased tiImnesS. Nom
| inally quotahle at l2G171%c q III.
! POTATOES-Continuc TO improve in price.
Wharf rates to day were o0cGSl 2 ctl for new
VEGETABLES - Scarcity of Rhubarb has
| I.
| out of favor. Green Peas are not in heavy sup
! ply, and prices are well sustained. Green Corn
! is improving III quality, finding more demand.
| Common String Beans are plentiful and cheap.
| Tomatoes are coming to hand more freely. and
| values are less firm. We quote Asparagus 75cG1
! 81 25 p box: hhubarb, 81 59a2 p box; Egg Plant.
| Green Peppers, 15@20c 3 il: Green Peas
/ 75c66Sl z sack; Tomatoes, S1G1 70 p box;
! Green Corn, 12@3nc . dozen; Green Okra, GOA
| 60c 4 II; String Beans 11%a2c Il h for COM
mer Squash, Sl@.2 q box; Arrichokes, 100
l5c q dozen; carrots. S5G50c p CT; Tarnips,
50C975c 3 ctl CauhnoWec. 50c&75c . dozen
| Cabbage, 75ciGs1 e I'll Carrie, l12621Zc = h
for old and 212c to y &c for new Ur,t,ry, o0G60c
? dozen; Dry Peppers, S@l0c Dry okra, 10000
= n
| FRCIT-Blackborrie brought 81 4 drawer
! to-day, being large and ripe. Increased ship
ments and lower figures can be expected in the
near future. Strawberries went at a lower
| range this morning. Peaches are declining.
| though prices are still too high to invite gen
| eral demand. Figs only come in occasionally.
| The arrivals of Cherries are more than enough
to meet market rates, and buyers have the sit
| uaton in their favor. .CuTrants are offered al
| very low figures. the quality being poor. r pri-
| cots are well represented. We quote Peaches
81 50d2 = box; Green Apples, 5Uc@sl = box,
ami 50d60e z bskt Pears, locsG 81 {, box and 50Gp
zoe 2 bskt; Figs. 25G35c z n: Cherries, 40 Csc
! 3 box for white, with Royal Ann ut 75c
| to 90c a box, and 35@y50c for black
! GOoseberries, 2@215c for common, and
! Base for Z II English Strawberries, $50
7 2 chest; Raspberrjes, StG1 p r drawer;
| Currsnts, s. 5l@S 90 2 chest Cherry Plums,
! 50G,6oc Z box AFzicots, 40c To 65c Z
/ box .tor Pringle, ana 15c@Sl for Royal /;
Mexican Lines. SO g q Z box Lemons,
| commGl, S2G3 for choice; Oranges California,
! 81 2og2 80 & box fer CO.'S Fcon, and S2(ei 80 =
! box fer Navel; bansaes. Y 50a5S 81 = bunch
! PineaDples. s4a6 = dozen.
! DklEB FRUIT-Therc IS next to nothing
doing in this line, so that prices to great ex-
| tent arc nominal.
! BUTTES-For consignments that come in
| tiTst-clasS orster there Is fair cHssom. The de
! nand is mainly on local account, while there
is scarcely any eompetition among local buyers,
and prices are therefore but moderately steady.
The late warn weather was The eaese of much
3lu ter coming TO hand partially melted down
end otherwise out of order Such stock was
slow of sale aEd had to be disposed e at VIII St
eTer prices buyers ,sere inclined to psy. Fast
era shipments ar again arriving. Fancy 2iG
re; good to chos3e, l9gz0c; fair, lSGlSe; mixed
lois, lztt i0c urAllt, IVa-lc fOT fStiey lbo lSc
for zair to good, and l1dI3c ? II for poor. East
eTn i5@l5 2 f9r ordinary TO faiEig good
quality.
cHEESE-Light demand. Business is ee iob-
bing character. QGOtatle at 1917 GlIc 2 2, tor
ehSios and 9,9l0c for 9air 10 good quality.
EtiGS-Stocks of cheice are email aud Gro
dsIet o. .slis character is selling TO better sd
vantage. There is aui.s a sprinkling of poor
California Eggs Tor which IT is hard to find
customers, the Eastern as4icle being taken liz
preference. Quotablc al ls.220c for store lots,
and 2i@25cSa dozen for ranch. Eastern are
improving selling at 16aGI7e r dozen.
P0ULTRY-IurSey GobbeEs and choice
Young BOOSTERS are somewha. scarce, but with
other descriptions the market is solerdbly well
furnished Live Turkey -Gobtders, ls@2Oe;
Hens, 1641zc; BOOSTERS, s5G5 20 Tor old, and
SIS 50GI0 for youog Hens. S. 50ds 50 for orii-
nary stock. and S7@s for choice; Broilers
e3d6 80. Ducks. IS 75 50 for old and IS 51SS
Cor young; Geese. y 2 pair for old, and sI9
50 = pair for Goslin2g; Pigeons, e ; dozen
f)F old and s2fS2 - for young.
E0OL-We have more business TO report in
EaisseE1 oregon Woods. while there is no change
in movement OF California descriptions Al
good SYscls find buyers al or near our qrQtg-
tinns. whtsh are extreme. As set, but few
northern. AeudociHO and Humboldt Wocts
have reached Aare- The fsw pSTcsis received
indicate good ce-Gition, ana 70 d0abr : en.er-